Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-08-20
SPRAY OF THE L

SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
Mrs. S. P. Panton arrived in tom 70
day.
Winters & Roberts will build q store
soon.
E. Lee, who represents a Detroit firm,
is in town.
The Minot lot is nearly ready for the
foundation.
Hickory brothers are about to build a
two-story store.
r. d. Cotter of Smith river is among
the recent arrivals.
The ioists are on the first foo OF Ner-
nicke's stone block.
Mr. BeachIey has nastursiums in full
bloom in bis window.
Burch & Hotchkiss have received a
good supply of stoves.
Thomas Dunn, a prominent ranch own
err was in own today.
Go of. H. Mcknight & Cos for all
kinds of fishing tackle
@Great Falls Meat Market appears to-
day on Dickinson's store.
Each side of Central avenue seems to
keep pace with the other.
The massive iron front in Mcknight &
Co.'S new store looks we'll.
The, PRESBYTERIAN church will be dedi-
catetl on Sunday. More anon.
Mr.. Sorrick and family have moved TO
Fifth Law and Fourth street.
Sheriff Black was in town last eva ming
to inform the jurors Of their good luck?
Car load of smooth and barbed fence
wire received att. II. Mcknight& Cos. .
Mrs. Judge Hwy gave a euchre party
last evening which was a pleasant affair
Jerry Collins arrived yesterday after
noon from Fort Benton and is at the Park
hotel. 49,
Albert J. Huy was a trial juror last ses-
sion and thinks he ought to be exempt
this time.
The new platform scales at McMur-
phey's is ready for use. His coal store IS
nearly ready.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.. Johnson and Mrs.
n. Ford, all of Fort Benton, arrived in
town last evening.
The first floor of the Warneeke block is
laid. The Kingsbury block next door is
ready for the joists.
Stone, brick and lumber cover a good
nart Of Central venue and indicate the
rapid progress OF bullning.
fred Anderson is the last to join the
.a.oLx,., Da,pta ovparf fa find on his
claim a garden like that of Hesperldes.
The large cellar in front Of the Kings
berry block is Il good feature OF that
building. The cellar will he under. the
sidewalk.
Work has been resumed actively on the
Grand opera house or variety theatre,
Either title is proper for it has not been
formally named yet.
Murphy. Maelay s Co. have built as il
by magic an addition to their stere. The
addition isa spacious warehouse 100 fee
long by is feet wide.
The stairs have been placed on the cas-
side of the Phelps block and provides
eaay access to the lodge rooms. The
light colored brick look we'll.
VIII Hanks and family leave tomorrow
afternoon for Helena where he will attent
the annual meeting of the Montana Pres
Association and the territorial fair.
Among the recent arrivals in town ar
r. D. Believer. Sun River, W.D. Barclay
Benton, J.. Jimeson, Sand Coulee, j. :
Corson, Johnstown and D.OReiily. Shan
kin.
Deputy Assessor Ringwald is busy &c
day leaving documents with propert,
holders. The queries therein put til
brassiest-faced ''interviewers" in til
shade.
George W. Taylor may be home in
few DAYS from Canada, where he Wer
about ten days ago to take action in refer
enee to the alleged seizure of America
cattle.
Born, this morning, to the wife OF {. Il
Cunningham, a daughter. The event ha
such an exhiIerating effect on C. K. thu
the Rocky Mountain wire was immed
ately grounded between here and Helen'
Tilonas Dunn. the neighloring rane
owner left town yesterday evening Il
home. He said that the grass this seasn
is very abundant, but, of course. it is M
as strong as if there had been two year
growth af good grass. He says that th
new railroads are Of great service to al
northern Montana. and he looks for
period of much general prosperity.
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